337 E Hamburg St Baltimore, MD 21230

Located in the Federal Hill Historic District of Baltimore, this unique property features a late eighteenth-century flounder house and a converted barn, connected by a brick courtyard. The property includes two separately metered residences on one deed: a historic home estimated to be 1,700 square feet and a converted barn or carriage house estimated to be 2,700 square feet. Configured as two separate residences, the barn offers potential for a professional studio or workshop. The two residences provide up to six bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, making it suitable for multigenerational living or renting out one of the spaces. The flounder house preserves its historic proportions and details with modern updates, while the converted barn features exposed beams and 22-foot ceilings. Architectural plans by Swanson and Associates AIA are included, illustrating opportunities to connect the buildings and expand the main residence. The property includes up to four off-street parking spaces, three of which are tandem. Residents can enjoy views of Baltimore City from Federal Hill Park. The MARC Camden line is nearby, and the planned redevelopment of Baltimore's Inner Harbor is underway. The property was the former Civil War residence of Union General Benjamin F. Butler, and original jail cell bars are visible in the basement. The property size is 2,632 Square Feet.